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Qatar Airways Introduces Autumn Amenity Kits

Qatar Airways has partnered with luxury luggage brands BRIC's and Nappa Dori to offer new limited edition amenity kits in First Class and Business Class this autumn.

Qatar Airways Autumn Amenity Kits

On long-haul flights, First and Business Class passengers will receive BRIC’S luxury amenity kits come in a selection of four colours for autumn – yellow, navy blue, blush and tan.

The kits come in the form of miniature versions of the retailer's Bellagio and Sintesis suitcases, featuring a hard-shell with a Tuscan leather trim. Each bag contains skincare items from Castello Monte Vibiano Vecchio, an Italian company offering environmentally friendly olive oil products. Business Class kits contain lip balm, hydrating facial mist, and anti-ageing moisturiser, while First Class also contains Night Recovery Cream. Socks, eyeshades and ear plugs complete the range with the addition of a BRIC’S signature luggage tag for First Class.

On medium-haul routes, the First and Business Class amenity kits are provided by leading accessories brand Nappa Dori and feature select images from destinations around the world, with images of Thailand, the Netherlands, China and Doha printed on the canvas exterior. Inside the kits passengers will find socks, eyeshades and lip balm from Castello Monte Vibiano Vecchio. 

Frequent travellers can keep these amenity kits as limited edition collectables, or use them on an everyday basis as a bag for toiletries. 

Lately Qatar Airways has been taking steps to improve the service for its First and Business Class customers; last month the airline announced the launch of a new Pre-Select Dining service, allowing premium passengers to pre-select one main course from the à la carte on-board menu as far as 14 days in advance and up to 24 hours before take-off.